Original 1938 Home Office A.R.P. First Field Dressing

Original 1938 Home Office A.R.P. First Field Dressing

Marsoni

M251S

$15.00

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Original 1938 Home Office A.R.P. First Field DressingThis is an original 1938 Home Office Air Raid Precautions (A. R. P.) First Field Dressing, issued in the tense pre war period as Britain prepared for the threat of aerial attack. These early dressings were distributed to civilian A. R. P. personnel, wardens, and emergency responders to provide immediate treatment for casualties during bombing raids. The packet retains its correct printed 1938 date and detailed usage instructions, offering a

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It's just OK. It does get the job done, but poorly made and I don't expect it to last long. Unlike other steam mops I've had, this one leaves the floor wet. Plus the pad does not pick up any stuck-on gunk that the steam loosened. I had to go back and pick up a few pieces by hand. Instructions say to let the water tank air dry before storing, but the attached lid makes it hard to let air into the tank. In retrospect I should have spent a few dollars more and gotten a better unit.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2026